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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1952
Page
10
Questions cover biblical widow cake, former name of Thailand, Graf Zeppelin, Teapot Dome scandal, and spring quote author. Includes 1541 Bacon birth, Tobruk victory 1941, Anzio landing 1944, plus a language note on primitive. Also a folks of fame puzzle about a St Paul born author and an Eastern ruler born in 1914.
A brief reflection on betrayal and coldness attributed to a line from Shakespeare. The excerpt invokes the famed King Lear context to contrast loyalty with a hardened heart.
Dr Edwin P. Jordan discusses the concept of mental development amid public questions. He notes about ten percent of intellectually retarded citizens are in specialized training or institutions and outlines the ideas of mental age and IQ in simple terms.
Alumni Association of High Point College invites graduates and students to a February 2 event with a dinner at 5 PM and a game at 8 PM. Attendees must RSVP to the HPC office by January 28.
Without visas Madrid in Spain agreed last night to admit American tourists without visas. The United States in turn eased its visa requirements on visitors from Generalissimo Francisco's country.
Central Press notes de Sailly Pasteur and the College of Montpelier recount a royal figure who married a princess in 1931, had five children, was named assistant minister in the war office in 1932, acting minister of education in 1933, and ascended the throne of Afghanistan in 1933.
A message urges patience with colleagues to boost reputation and smooth the year ahead. It adds that a child born on this date signals a pleasant, contented life.
Chief Justice Frederick M. Vinson shares a birthday with actress Constance Collier and actress Ann Sothem, celebrated today.
National Lead Company will search Albemarle Sound for ilmenite ore containing titanium used in paints. If ore is found, the firm will mine it and pay the state 30 cents per ton for the nonexclusive lease.
London hears Dr. Soal scientist challenge spiritualism claims and debunkers. He notes spirit photography and clairvoyance fail to stand under testing while telepathy gains cautious acceptance by some scientists. He cites lack of verifiable poltergeist and a sealed envelope message by Sir Oliver Lodge as unresolved curiosities.
A government civil anti trust suit has been filed in federal court, charging IBM with unlawfully restraining and monopolizing the tabulating industry in the United States under the Sherman Act. IBM denies the government's charge from its New York headquarters. The filing notes IBM controlled more than 90 percent of the country’s tabulating business.
Prime Minister Winston Churchill at 77 is suffering a cold as he plans to depart New York for home tonight. Lord Moran, his physician, visited Baruch’s residence where Churchill is staying and Baruch’s butler said the illness is not serious.
The complaint states that nine percent of all tabulating machines used by the Federal government are affected. It notes a broader issue with machine usage and governance.
A Vermont 16-year-old William Geom rowed a pond and used an oar to shoot a duck hawk spotted in bushes, illustrating unusual methods hunters employ to aid wildlife fighting chance.
In Burlington Vermont for two or three days people pursued a precise measurement effort between a street area and a department unit offering the most accurate data.
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